If Sprint elects to Interconnect Sample Clauses

If Sprint elects to Interconnect with AT&T 9-STATE pursuant to a Fiber Meet, the Parties shall jointly engineer and operate a Synchronous Optical Network ("SONET") transmission system by which they shall Interconnect for the transmission and routing of Authorized Services traffic via designated Facilities at Technically Feasible transmission speeds as mutually agreed to by the Parties. The Parties shall work jointly to determine the specific transmission system to permit the successful Interconnection and completion of traffic routed over the Facilities that Interconnect at the Fiber Meet. The technical specifications will be designed so that each Party may, as far as is Technically Feasible, independently select the transmission, multiplexing, and fiber terminating equipment to be used on its side of the Fiber Meet. Neither Party will be allowed to access the Data Communications Channel ("DCC") of the other Party's Fiber Optic Terminal (FOT). 2.7.3 There are two basic Fiber Meet design options. The option selected must be mutually agreeable to both Parties, but neither AT&T’s language is most appropriate for the Agreement. Sprint’s language uses terms such as “MTAs” and “Authorized Services” which are not appropriate in this CLEC Agreement (see Sprint’s Sections 2.7.1, 2.7.2 and 2.7.12). While AT&T agrees that Sprint should be allowed to maintain existing interconnection arrangements (See Issue 4), Sprint’s language would require AT&T to install and maintain facilities on Sprint’s side of the POI. AT&T’s language more appropriately places the burden of each carrier’s facilities on its respective side of the POI. Sprint’s Fiber Meet language incorporates the appropriate use of defined terms. Legend: AT&T language bolded and underlined
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If Sprint elects to Interconnect with AT&T 9-STATE pursuant to a Fiber Meet, the Parties shall jointly engineer and operate a Synchronous Optical Network ("SONET") transmission system by which they shall Interconnect for the transmission and routing of Authorizes Services traffic via designated Facilities at Technically Feasible transmission speeds as mutually agreed to by the Parties. The Parties shall work jointly to determine the specific transmission system to permit the successful Interconnection and completion of traffic routed over the Facilities that Interconnect at the Fiber Meet. The technical specifications will be designed so that each Party may, as far as is Technically Feasible, independently select the transmission, multiplexing, and fiber terminating equipment to be used on its side of the Fiber Meet. Neither Party will be allowed to access the Data Communications Channel ("DCC") of the other Party's Fiber Optic Terminal (FOT). 2.7.3 There are two basic Fiber Meet design options. The option selected must be mutually agreeable to both Parties, but neither shall unreasonably withhold its agreement to utilize a Fiber Meet design option. Additional arrangements may be mutually developed and agreed to by the Parties pursuant to the requirements of this Fiber Meet Interconnection terms and conditions, because the parties have not utilized such arrangements and AT&T does not conceive its use as being necessary. of defined terms. This/these provision(s) should be substantively the same whether a single ICA or two separate ICAs are used.
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